Eggy Bread/French Toast

How do you make eggy bread?

French toast in the states is sliced bread, dipped in an egg mix, and then cooked on a frying pan.

 

it depends if u like cinnamon or not, but its pretty much the same shit

 

I like mine with cinnamon and nutmeg. And maple syrup, of course.

Another version is to use sliced french bread, dip it in egg, then coat it in crushed corn flakes. Bake it in the oven until crispy brown. Smother with butter and maple syrup.

I just gained 5lbs typing that out.

 

French Toast:

1) Place Egg guts in a bowl.
2) Add a few tablespoons of milk, a little cinnamon, and a little borwn sugar.
3) Place bred in Egg guts, make sure the entire piece of bread is covered with egg.
4) Place in frying pan and brown on both sides
5) Eat like Pancakes with a piece of butter (maybe weed butter) and syrup.
5) A glass of milk is a must

 

I come from the land of maple syrup, so around here it's obligatory on french toast and pancakes. It's worth trying if you can get your hands on a small bottle.

 

Agreed. French Toast without Maple Syrup... is like... well... let's just say it isn't ethical.

 

Eggy bread, lol. It never even occurred to me that it might be called something different out of the states. Guess it's kinda like "french fries"

 

Ummmmmmm. I think the word you were looking for was toast... French toast.

 

No, I was just noting that they aren't called french fries out of the states. Chips in U.K., I dunno about the rest of the world.

 

I love french toast. Especially with butter and syrup on top with a slice of sharp cheddar on the side

 

Cheese and fruit is an amazing combination, I don't know so much about fruit cake though...

 

Actually one of my guilty pleasures is Cheddar and pancake/maple syrup, so I mostly save the cheese for after and smother it in the syrup.

 

Way to go